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Old 16-06-2010, 02:44 PM
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i brought a rod and it has little indents on the rings they look like the fly line or somthing has burnt a little dent. Will i need to sort this out if so how?


will it damage my fly lines if i use it how it is
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you could plant some runner beans
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i brought a rod and it has little indents on the rings they look like the fly line or somthing has burnt a little dent. Will i need to sort this out if so how?

will it damage my fly lines if i use it how it is
Yes, there is the potential to damage your lines and to 'cure' the problem you need to get the rod re ringed.
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Yes, there is the potential to damage your lines and to 'cure' the problem you need to get the rod re ringed.
how and where do i get this done? and how much will it cost?
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craig , scroll down on here steve does replacement for £1.50 per ring plus the cost of the ring ....

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craig , scroll down on here steve does replacement for £1.50 per ring plus the cost of the ring ....

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+ postage two ways? is there no where more local?#

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Your local tackle shop should be able to do it for you.
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Dear Craig ,

If ever passing Nottingham - given warning I'll rering it on the spot and you can varnish it after at home.

Labour is £15 per hour plus cost of rings - take about 35 minutes at a guess and you can watch and have a lesson at the same time !

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Craig

Chuck the rod away, sell the rest of your gear and buy this:

Garry Evans Fishing Tackle

Looks like a bargain.
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